Listen to free lecture series on human rights and personal data protection act this 28 & 29 May at Brickfields Asia College

Brickfields Asia College (BAC), Malaysia's leading law school, will be holding a series of lectures for the public. Students who are interested to become lawyers are invited to attend these lectures.

In this online age, data is a fast commodity. Through websites, many organisations try to access our personal information, and in some cases without our knowledge. As Internet and information users, we must be aware of our rights and the rules governing the collection, use, disclosure and care of personal data.

28 May: This lecture, happening on the 28th May, will tackle on the challenges that businesses face in compliance with the data protection act.

29 May: One of the most significant human rights problems in Malaysia include conflicts in freedom of speech and press, assembly, association and religion. Apparently, these conflicts are usually resolved by judicial processes.

In this series, Datuk Kuthubul Zaman Bukhari will highlight the need for alternative formal and informal mechanisms as a way of resolving conflicts and foster social cohesion in the country. Best practices in other countries, specifically community mediation will be explored during this session. This lecture will be held on 29 May.

Admission is FREE. To register, provide your name, mobile number and event title you wish to attend and send to [email protected] See you all there!